David Needle

The millions of users of Yahoo Mail's "Classic" edition will get some of the features that made it into the Web portal's more advanced free e-mail service

After only eight days at the helm of Yahoo, new CEO Carol Bartz showed her no-nonsense style by addressing two controversial issues right away in a

Google has just announced it's making an offline version of its Gmail e-mail service available today. The new feature will be initially available to users

In a down economy, netbook vendors have something to cheer. Sales are ramping up for these lightweight portable computers. Today market analysis firm ABI

Hospitals in Texas that used computers to keep track of patient records and manage care had lower rates of deaths, complications and costs, U.S.

Companies looking to establish a social networking presence might want to start small by launching a Facebook page, a Wiki or a few executive blogs.

That oldest of questions -- "Anything good on TV?" -- may soon get a new answer: Music. A new generation of Internet-connected TV sets are emerging as

It's not Burning Tires 3D, Crazy Tanks or any of the other silliness that makes the iPhone fun to use. Its may not even have the immediate practicality of

A U.S. senator has asked Microsoft about its plans to slash up to 5,000 jobs, urging the world's biggest software company to preserve the jobs of

Before 1984 the only time I enjoyed seeing a hammer thrown was by The Mighty Thor in Marvel comics. But early that year I had a new love, the sexy,

A weak forecast from online auctioneer eBay could spell trouble for retail rival Amazon.com when it reports earnings next week, even though analysts still

IBM has unveiled a consulting tool that allows companies to reduce both costs and carbon dioxide emissions in their supply chains. The offering -- which